I noticed what appeared to be a nanner yesterday. Cut it out while it was out of the tent to be sure. Inspected the plant a solid 45 minutes and found no others..
Today I've found another (pics attached). Does this mean I should pull her early to ensure she doesn't pollinate the slower plants in the tent? I have spent the past 45 minutes inspecting every cola and this is the only one I've found. Should I pluck it out with tweezers and inspect again daily?
The other plants in the tent are also 54F. If they get pollinated this late in flower, are they likely to form solid seeds quickly? So far they don't seem to be pregnant... Plenty of white hair still shooting up. And out of curiousity, how much of a plant can one sac -getting missed even pollinate?
Thanks in advance!!
Today I've found another (pics attached). Does this mean I should pull her early to ensure she doesn't pollinate the slower plants in the tent? I have spent the past 45 minutes inspecting every cola and this is the only one I've found. Should I pluck it out with tweezers and inspect again daily?
The other plants in the tent are also 54F. If they get pollinated this late in flower, are they likely to form solid seeds quickly? So far they don't seem to be pregnant... Plenty of white hair still shooting up. And out of curiousity, how much of a plant can one sac -getting missed even pollinate?
Thanks in advance!!
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